Anne Brown was the daughter of Dr. George & Rose Ann Davison Brown. Dr. George Brown was celebrated as a physician in Baltimore during the last part of the eighteenth century. From her biography published by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Anne's aunt was Grace Davison Brown, wife of Alexander Brown, noted banker who established the banking firm of Brown Brothers & Co. Dr. George Brown and Alexander Brown were friends, but unrelated except by marriage to the Davison sisters
Anne married Robert Dickey of Ireland and lived in "the most fashionable neighborhood for New York’s social elite and wealthy merchant class". In 1821, Robert Dickey sold his property at Nos. 71 and 73 Greenwich Street to Charles Denston, after whom several of his descendants were named (including three partners of Brown Brothers, a partner of J.P. Morgan & Co. and a chairman of the Morgan Guaranty Trust).
The Robert and Anne Dickey House was recognized as an historic landmark by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission on June 28, 2005.
Together they were the parents of the following known children:
1. George Dickey 1807–1860
2. Anne Thompson Dickey 1809–1893 married Israel Thorndike Jr.
3. Jane Brown Dickey 1811–1892
4. Hugh T Dickey 1811–1892; Judge. Married Frances Russell DeKoven. Lived in Chicago and Newport Rhode Island.
5. Robert Dickey Jr 1813–1835
6. John Gordon Dickey 1815–1840
7. Elizabeth Dickey 1816–1907
8. Charles Denston Dickey 1818–1897
9. Mary Dickey 1821–1840 died at age 19 in Philadelphia at the home of, John Alexander Brown, son of Alexander and Grace Davison Brown.
10. Harriet M Dickey 1822–1842
Burial date: 27 Mar 1846 Mrs. Anne Dickey
"Mar 26 1846: Anne, Widow of Robert Dickey and daughter of the late Dr. George Brown of Baltimore." New York Evening Post Mar 1846
Anne married Robert Dickey of Ireland and lived in "the most fashionable neighborhood for New York’s social elite and wealthy merchant class". In 1821, Robert Dickey sold his property at Nos. 71 and 73 Greenwich Street to Charles Denston, after whom several of his descendants were named (including three partners of Brown Brothers, a partner of J.P. Morgan & Co. and a chairman of the Morgan Guaranty Trust).
The Robert and Anne Dickey House was recognized as an historic landmark by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission on June 28, 2005.
Together they were the parents of the following known children:
1. George Dickey 1807–1860
2. Anne Thompson Dickey 1809–1893 married Israel Thorndike Jr.
3. Jane Brown Dickey 1811–1892
4. Hugh T Dickey 1811–1892; Judge. Married Frances Russell DeKoven. Lived in Chicago and Newport Rhode Island.
5. Robert Dickey Jr 1813–1835
6. John Gordon Dickey 1815–1840
7. Elizabeth Dickey 1816–1907
8. Charles Denston Dickey 1818–1897
9. Mary Dickey 1821–1840 died at age 19 in Philadelphia at the home of, John Alexander Brown, son of Alexander and Grace Davison Brown.
10. Harriet M Dickey 1822–1842
Burial date: 27 Mar 1846 Mrs. Anne Dickey
"Mar 26 1846: Anne, Widow of Robert Dickey and daughter of the late Dr. George Brown of Baltimore." New York Evening Post Mar 1846
Anne Brown was the daughter of Dr. George & Rose Ann Davison Brown. Dr. George Brown was celebrated as a physician in Baltimore during the last part of the eighteenth century. From her biography published by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Anne's aunt was Grace Davison Brown, wife of Alexander Brown, noted banker who established the banking firm of Brown Brothers & Co. Dr. George Brown and Alexander Brown were friends, but unrelated except by marriage to the Davison sisters
Anne married Robert Dickey of Ireland and lived in "the most fashionable neighborhood for New York’s social elite and wealthy merchant class". In 1821, Robert Dickey sold his property at Nos. 71 and 73 Greenwich Street to Charles Denston, after whom several of his descendants were named (including three partners of Brown Brothers, a partner of J.P. Morgan & Co. and a chairman of the Morgan Guaranty Trust).
The Robert and Anne Dickey House was recognized as an historic landmark by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission on June 28, 2005.
Together they were the parents of the following known children:
1. George Dickey 1807–1860
2. Anne Thompson Dickey 1809–1893 married Israel Thorndike Jr.
3. Jane Brown Dickey 1811–1892
4. Hugh T Dickey 1811–1892; Judge. Married Frances Russell DeKoven. Lived in Chicago and Newport Rhode Island.
5. Robert Dickey Jr 1813–1835
6. John Gordon Dickey 1815–1840
7. Elizabeth Dickey 1816–1907
8. Charles Denston Dickey 1818–1897
9. Mary Dickey 1821–1840 died at age 19 in Philadelphia at the home of, John Alexander Brown, son of Alexander and Grace Davison Brown.
10. Harriet M Dickey 1822–1842
Burial date: 27 Mar 1846 Mrs. Anne Dickey
"Mar 26 1846: Anne, Widow of Robert Dickey and daughter of the late Dr. George Brown of Baltimore." New York Evening Post Mar 1846
Anne married Robert Dickey of Ireland and lived in "the most fashionable neighborhood for New York’s social elite and wealthy merchant class". In 1821, Robert Dickey sold his property at Nos. 71 and 73 Greenwich Street to Charles Denston, after whom several of his descendants were named (including three partners of Brown Brothers, a partner of J.P. Morgan & Co. and a chairman of the Morgan Guaranty Trust).
The Robert and Anne Dickey House was recognized as an historic landmark by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission on June 28, 2005.
Together they were the parents of the following known children:
1. George Dickey 1807–1860
2. Anne Thompson Dickey 1809–1893 married Israel Thorndike Jr.
3. Jane Brown Dickey 1811–1892
4. Hugh T Dickey 1811–1892; Judge. Married Frances Russell DeKoven. Lived in Chicago and Newport Rhode Island.
5. Robert Dickey Jr 1813–1835
6. John Gordon Dickey 1815–1840
7. Elizabeth Dickey 1816–1907
8. Charles Denston Dickey 1818–1897
9. Mary Dickey 1821–1840 died at age 19 in Philadelphia at the home of, John Alexander Brown, son of Alexander and Grace Davison Brown.
10. Harriet M Dickey 1822–1842
Burial date: 27 Mar 1846 Mrs. Anne Dickey
"Mar 26 1846: Anne, Widow of Robert Dickey and daughter of the late Dr. George Brown of Baltimore." New York Evening Post Mar 1846
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